It's important that we realize that theses people being affected by viral spread of Ebola are people just like you, me, our families and friends.
It's important that we realize that theses people being affected by viral spread of Ebola are people just like you, me, our families and friends.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/2i418w/every...
Mostly because I think the odds are remote, yet it happens more often than is reasonable to predict. Thus, I suppose I believe in a sort of synchronicity. I'm not sure if I realized that before.
It happens as often as you should be able to predict it. This usually indicates a limited access to relevant data rather than some kind of exotic mechanism.
http://stanfordlawyer.law.stanford.edu/2014/10/ebola-the-tol...
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baader-Meinhof_phenomenon#Fre...
Anyone from Europe or America who likes to sit in sneering judgment over the wide variety of cultures in Africa either has no education in their own history or hasn't the strength of character to face up to it.
Good luck, Ebola-Chan.
I want a good counter argument to this feeling because it is morally wrong but seems logically sound: between terrorist threatening us at home (they just murdered another british aid worker), ugandas death penalty for homosexuality, out of control ebola in Africa (made a lot worse because these people are too uneducated to trust medical staff, but trust their local community witch) I don't see how we can let these people govern themselves any more.
Like I said I don't want to feel this way, so good logical counter arguments are much appreciated.
Also, the distance between the groups you are treating as some sort of homogeneous lump is 4000 miles, or about the same as Washington State to Northern Japan.
Many thought the same of Germany in 1945. Be glad that they didn't get their way.
However I think your outlook is that which enables the worst in us.
We like to demonise leaders when we count up the corpses of history, but it is twisted little fuckers like you who oil the way for them, make no mistake about that.